Ep. 156 - The Anatomy of Christian Witness (Acts 26) ft. Kimberly Medaglia, Brent Becker, Sheryl Langerak, Tryg Veker episode artwork

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Ep. 156 - The Anatomy of Christian Witness (Acts 26) ft. Kimberly Medaglia, Brent Becker, Sheryl Langerak, Tryg Veker

from The Locker Room · host Crossroads Bible Church

In Acts 26, Paul stands on trial, but instead of defending himself, he boldly shares his story. In this episode, we unpack the anatomy of a Christian witness through Paul’s powerful testimony before kings and governors. From verse 22, we see that the gospel is for everyone: both the high and the low, the powerful and the overlooked. We explore the simple yet transformative structure of Paul’s witness: who I was, how I encountered Jesus, and what Jesus does in a life surrendered to Him. Finally, we examine the two responses in the room: Festus’ outright ridicule and Agrippa’s passive resistance, and how those same reactions still show up today. Whether you’re learning to share your faith or simply wanting to understand it more deeply, this episode will help you see that your story, centered on Jesus, is one of the most powerful tools God uses to reach the world.Preacher: Tryg VekerText: Acts 26Sermon Link: HERE.

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